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Top 10 Moments of the Season-#3
Good Evening Keys Fans!
We are up to moment #3 on our countdown, after hearing about the Keys season-best six-game winning streak last night.
Before we continue though, a couple of news items:
-This morning three members of the Orioles were named finalists for Rawlings Gold Glove awards. That includes former Key Nick Markakis.
Markakis is trying for his second Gold Glove award, after capturing his first one in 2011. He will be competing for the award alongside Tampa Bay's Kevin Kiermaier and Los Angeles' Kole Calhoun. O's shortstop J.J. Hardy (two gold gloves) and center fielder Adam Jones (three gold gloves) are also up for awards. Winners are determined by managers and coaches (75% of the voting) and by the Society of Sabermetric Research (25% of the voting). Here is a full rundown on the Orioles' finalists by MLB.com's Brittany Ghiroli.
-RHP Josh Stinson who pitched eight games with the Orioles this year, and made a one game cameo with the Keys in 2013 has agreed to a minor league contract with the Pirates after being designated for assignment. He also received an invitation to Major League Spring Training.
-In other transactions, former Keys Michael Burgess, Bobby Bundy, Marcel Prado, Williams Louico, and Garabez Rosa have all been re-signed by the Orioles according to Baseball America.
-Ever thought about working for the Keys? Now's your chance! Click here to check out some of the openings we have for assistants. Positions are available in marketing, ticketing, and stadium operations. You can also apply for an internship.
And now it's on to the countdown! Just like moment #4 involved more than just one game, we are splitting moment #3 into two separate conests.
Arguably, the two most-dominant pitching performance of the year belonged to Parker Bridwell. After a challenging April, the Texan picked up his first Carolina League win in style on May 13 against Potomac. Tossing a career-high 8.1 innings (the longest outing by a Frederick pitcher all year) Bridwell carried a no-hitter into ninth inning.
A little more than three months later, he would torch the Nationals a second time. In the Keys final road game of the year, Bridwell carried a perfect game into the seventh inning while striking out 13 (also the most punch outs by a Frederick starter all year).
May 13
Entering his second May start, Bridwell was 0-5 with a 6.94 ERA. However, in his seventh start of the season there were some bright spots. Namely, the changeup that worked so well for him at Delmarva the year prior was back.
After working on the pitch between starts, and adjusting his grip, something clicked. And it would show on May 13 against the CL North's top club, the Potomac Nationals.
Bridwell breezed through the first inning, using only 11 pitches, while that trend would continue through the next five stanzas. By the sixth, no member of the P-Nats had reached base. However, Cole Leonida changed that, coaxing a walk following a seven-pitch plate appearance. Bridwell stayed tough though, utilizing a pop out and a fly out to get out of the inning as well as a 1-2-3 seventh.
With something special in the air, Bridwell came back on for the eighth. Randolph Oduber grounded out to get things started and Brandon Miller struck out swinging, before McQuillan gave Bridwell his biggest scare of the night:
Between innings, Doug Raftery and I called it the play of the year, and looking back, I can't remember a more memorable catch all season than the one made by Burgess. Later on, they would make a sketch on left field wall where Burgess "left his mark."
In the ninth, Bridwell retired the first batter he faced, before a walk to Justin Miller sent up Tony Renda:
That would end Bridwell's night, but it was a performance he would not forget. It also marked the second straight year where he had carried a no-no into the ninth inning.
August 25
Following a doubleheader the day before and a long week of baseball ahead, the Keys needed innings from Bridwell against the Nationals.
Having not seen Potomac since that magical May night, Bridwell picked up where he left off.
Through four innings, Bridwell had struck out eight, punching out the side in second and fourth innings. After five innings he was up to 10 strikeouts, before equaling the largest output by a Keys pitcher in the sixth inning (Branden Kline had 11 on June 7).
He also had a 6-0 lead to boot, following a four-run Frederick fourth and a two-run single by Jerome Pena in the sixth.
With the evening feeling eerily similar to May 13, Bridwell retired his 19th straight batter on a flyout by Isaac Ballou, now the question became, could Bridwell get past Renda.
Sitting above home plate, I could only shake my head. Good pitch, good location, just a good swing by Renda. Talking to Bridwell a few days later, he said he liked the pitch he made, but acknowledged Renda made another good swing. I guess if one guy is going to haunt you, it might as well be the Carolina League batting champ (Renda ended the year with a .307 average).
In spite of Renda's hit, Bridwell finished strong. He would strike out big league rehabber Steven Souza Jr and then get McQuillan on strikes, before pitching a speedy eighth.
Brady Wager would come on for the ninth to complete the shutout, to give the Keys their 36th road win of the year.
We've got two moments in our countdown left! What do you think they'll be?
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Top 10 Moments of the Season-#4
Good Evening Keys Fans!
Well after an extended hiatus, our top 10 countdown of the season's best moments is back! I would call it building anticipation, but the reality is we wanted to give the Orioles postseason run its full due. As a result, we had to slide our top 10 countdown to the back burner. In case you've missed any of our top 10 moments, here is our list so far:
#10-Wynston Sawyer lifts Keys to first walk-off win of 2014
#9-Keys walk-off against Winston-Salem when trailing after 8 innings
#8-Mark Blackmar flirts with a no-hitter
#7-Dylan Bundy earns first post-Tommy John surgery win
#6-Keys slam three home runs in an inning on June 14
#5-Machado Mania
If you want to listen to any of the highlights or revisit any of the recaps, don't hesitate to scroll down the page and you can view anything you wish. In the meantime, we will proceed to moment #4.
Although this part of the countdown encapsulates more than one game or performance, it would be hard to construct a top 10 list without paying homage to the club's six-game winning streak from July 5-July 10. It was certainly one of my favorite times of the year, and was a stretch where everyone was anxious to get to the ballpark each day.
The six-game streak was the longest by the orange and black all season, and the longest since June 1-8, 2011 (when the Keys claimed eight in-a-row against Myrtle Beach, Salem and Potomac).
A 17-3 annihilation of the Lynchburg Hillcats kicked off the streak, though three of the six wins came down to only one run. That included the last of the six triumphs on July 10.
Besides going for their sixth consecutive win, the Keys were also vying for their first four-game road sweep since 2011.
Things didn't get off to a great start, with the Red Sox scoring three times off Dylan Bundy over the first four innings. Gradually, Frederick chipped away though, plating a run in the sixth, before Trey Mancini brought the game to even terms:
Mancini's single gave the offense some life, after six innings of one-run baseball by Salem starter Pat Light. With the game still 3-3, entering the ninth inning, Sox lefty Nate Reed trotted back out for his third inning. He would get the first out, but a single by Jerome Pena, would set up an opportunity for this man:
Arguably no player played as big a role offensively as Yastrzemski did during the six-game winning streak. However on this night, Mancini was the Keys main cog, and would add a vital insurance run after Yaz's double:
That double gave Mancini his second three RBI night in four contests as well as 20 RBIs in his first 21 Carolina League games. Pretty impressive.
On for the ninth, Dennis Torres yielded a run after two singles, a sac-bunt and an RBI groundout, but would take care of CL All-Star Reed Gragnani to wrap up Frederick's best roadtrip of the year:
If there is any trip which highlighted Frederick's road prowess (the team finished with 36 road wins) it was this one. Adding to the Red S0x misery, the Keys would return to Salem Memorial Ballpark one week later and take two of three. We'll have to see if the Keys can remain kings of he Roanoke Valley when they make their first trip to the Commonwealth in late April 2015.
On the Arizona Fall League front, Parker Bridwell allowed his first run last night, ending a scoreless stretch of 7.1 innings. He still received his third hold though. Offensively, Garabez Rosa went 2-for-4 with two RBIs and hit his first home run.
More of countdown comes your way tomorrow so stay tuned.
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Rally Time
Good Afternoon Keys Fans!
Well, it's at moments like this where you break out some rally gear:
A 3-0 hole could also call for some rally videos:
Herb Brooks' final line "Now go out there and take it!!" gives me chills every time.
Who knows what Buck Showalter's final message will be to his club today, but everyone knows go out there and take it is the mantra.
On Tuesday, the O's were limited to just three hits in a 2-1 defeat. J.J. Hardy gave the club a 1-0 lead with an RBI double to right-center, but from there the Royals pitching staff went into lockdown mode. 21 of the last 22 O's hitters were set down, including 16 in-a-row, while a sac-fly by Billy Butler gave KC the lead for good in sixth (off a 98 mph Kevin Gausman fastball no less).
A one-run deficit may not feel like a knockout punch, but against the Kansas City trio of Herrera, Davis and Holland it has felt that way in the postseason. If the O's are going to win today, it is IMPERATIVE they have a couple runs of cushion once the game reaches the seventh inning.
From an odds perspective, things do not favor the O's being down 3-0, but battling back from a 3-0 deficit is not impossible. It was 10 years ago that the 2004 Red Sox did it, defeating the New York Yankees before eventually knocking off St Louis in the World Series.
At the moment though, the Orioles are going by the one game at a time formula.
Miguel Gonzalez makes the game four start, and will be back up by this lineup:
If the lineup is any indication, lefty Jason Vargas is on the mound for Kansas City.
One of the two lefties in the lineup is former Key Nick Markakis, who learned earlier that his $17.5 million option was not picked up. It may sound bad, but it doesn't mean Markakis' tenure with the O's is over. It just means that Baltimore, Markakis and his agent will need to renegotiate a deal for next season.
Elsewhere on the Keys front, Jason Esposito went 2-for-5 with a double and an RBI last night in Glendale's 9-0 win over Peoria in Arizona Fall League action.
That moves his batting average up to .381 in AFL games. Ashur Tolliver struck out the only batter he faced to pick up a hold.
Esposito could be a candidate for a Player of the Week award if he keeps it up. Meanwhile, Parker Bridwell was in the conversation for Pitcher of the Week. He has yet to allow a hit in four innings out of the bullpen.
Let's go O's and shake your keys!
O's Down but Far From Out
Good Evening Keys Fans!
After two days off (one scheduled, one unscheduled) the O's and the Royals will play game three at Kauffman Stadium tonight. The two sides were rained out yesterday, meaning that the remaining five games of the series (if it goes all seven) will be played in succession. The postseason is a grind as it is, but five straight days of postseason ball (as entertaining as it might be for the fans) makes the run to the World Series feel like a marathon. As a result game four starters for both sides have not been officially announced. At the moment, it appears that it will be Chris Tillman and James Shields, but we'll have to see.
Moreover, as Jane Lee from MLB.com discusses, Monday's rainout creates rotation questions, but pitching is not the only thing that the rain will affect.
O's fans can only hope that the extra layoff stifles some of Kansas City's playoff juju. This year the Royals are 6-0 in postseason games and have been deadly in games where they lead or are tied after six innings due to the three-headed monster in the KC bullpen: Kelvin Herrera, Wade Davis and Greg Holland. In 17 postseason appearances the trio has a 1.42 ERA, and has given up only one run in eight innings against the Orioles (Delmon Young had an RBI single off Greg Holland on Friday in the 10th). It's a group that is very tough to crack (Davis and Herrera were the only A.L. relievers to work 60+ innings without giving up a home run) and means that Baltimore MUST get to former Oriole Jeremy Guthrie early.
Against his former team, Guthrie is 2-1 with a 2.67 ERA, but lost to the O's on May 16 4-0 (Baltimore and Kansas City split the four games played at Kauffman Stadium this year.
Here is a complete rundown of how Orioles hitters have fared off Guthrie in their careers (courtesy of the Royals media department)
Guthrie vs. Orioles
Player AVG. AB H HR RBI
Nelson Cruz .250 24 6 0 6
Alejandro De Aza .250 32 8 0 1
Ryan Flaherty .250 8 2 0 0
J.J. Hardy .214 14 3 0 1
Nick Hundley .400 5 2 0 2
Kelly Johnson .000 10 0 0 0
Adam Jones .083 12 1 0 1
David Lough .167 6 1 0 0
Nick Markakis .250 12 3 0 1
Jimmy Paredes .667 3 2 0 1
Jonathan Schoop .333 3 1 0 0
Delmon Young .148 27 4 0 0
Meanwhile, here is a look at how the former Keys fared in Saturday's Game 2:
Caleb Joseph-2-for-3 (snapped 0-for-34 slump)
Nick Markakis-0-for-5
Steve Pearce (rehab)-0-for-5, R
Jonathan Schoop-1-for-4
Ryan Flaherty (rehab)-0-for-3, BB
Zach Britton- 1.0 IP, 2H, ER, 2K
With the exception of Joseph, it was tough sledding for the former Keys. Hopefully the unscheduled day off will serve them well.
In the Arizona Fall League last night, seven former Keys helped the Glendale Desert Dogs play the Peoria Javelinas to a 2-2 tie. You only hear about deadlocks in Spring Training games and the Arizona Fall League, where pitchers are under strict innings limits (imposed by their parent organization). Former Key Zach Davies made the start, going three innings and allowing two runs on three hits. He walked two, struck out two and allowed a home run to former Wilmington Blue Rock Hunter Dozier.
Mychal Givens pitched a scoreless inning of relief, striking out two and walking one. At the plate, Michael Ohlman went 0-for-3 and Jason Esposito was 1-for-4. The former Commodore is off to a great start in the AFL, where he is batting .375 after one week. Last night, runs were tough to come by in the early innings, as Royals prospect Kyle Zimmer struck out 11 in five frames and allowed only two hits. Having seen Zimmer pitch in 2013 with Wilmington, I can tell you his stuff is electric, with a fastball that reaches triple digits. Many believe he will be a member of the Kansas City starting rotation next year.
Tonight Glendale and Peoria wrap-up their home-and-home. Givens and Ashur Tolliver are expected to pitch in relief.
In case you are wondering, we will be wrapping up our Top 10 countdown of the year's best moments in the coming days so stay tuned!
Go O's and shake your keys!
Rain, Rain Go Away, It's Time for the Start of the ALCS!!
Good Afternoon Keys Fans!
It's time for the start of the ALCS! Things get underway at 8 p.m. tonight, but it may be a little rainy:
Nonetheless, the game should still be played. Rainfall is expected to be light, and shouldn't be enough to drive the O's, Royals and the rest of the Camden faithful away from the Yards. And just in case you like reassurance from those with meteorology degrees, here is their take.
There is a ton on the line in this series for both sides' fanbases. The Orioles have not won a World Series since 1983, and KC has been crownless since 1985.
For the most part, the Orioles will stick with the same roster they employed in the ALDS with one exception. O's lefty Brian Matusz has been added to the playoff roster and will take the spot of Ubaldo Jimenez.
Matusz was mostly left off the ALDS roster because of Detroit's right-handed heavy lineup, one which did not require a late-inning lefty specialist. The Royals on the other hand are a different story. Eric Hosmer and Mike Moustakas both fared very well in the ALDS against the Angels, while Alex Gordon is a key lefty bat at the top of the Royals lineup.
When it comes to getting left-handers out, few do it better than Matusz. This year he held that group to a .223 average. In general, Hosmer and Gordon don't fare horribly against lefties, but Moustakas was another story. Against southpaws he hit just ,172, which could mean bad news if Matusz or Zach Britton is on the mound. And if you were wondering, both homers that Moustakas hit in the ALDS came off righty pitching.
Even though Matusz for Ubaldo is the only change, here is the O's ALCS roster for record-keeping purposes. The Royals roster is here. Kansas City's ALCS roster is the same as it was in the ALDS. Both teams are carrying 11 pitchers, while the Royals also have Terance Gore on their squad as a pinch-running specialist. It may be rare, but when you've got Olympic caliber speed there is a place for you on a baseball field.
Gore's name may sound familiar to Keys fans, because he opened the year with the Wilmington Blue Rocks, Frederick's second-closest geographic rival. So what are the chances the two sides are engaging in some type of a contest? The Keys obviously were down, but how about the Blue Rocks? We'll get the answer from Cosmo Kramer on this one:
Don't worry nothing too insane is going on, but we do have a little "Wager" at play. If the Orioles win, then the Blue Rocks have to pony up 200 tickets to the Keys for a 2015 Keys and Blue Rocks game at Frawley Stadium in Wilmington, DE. Half of that amount will be given to Keys fans (details about an enter-to-win drawing will take place if the O's advance to the World Series) while the other half will be donated to Habitat for Humanity of New Castle County on the Keys behalf. If the Royals win, the Keys will give 100 tickets to Blue Rocks fans and send the other 100 to the Frederick Rescue Mission on Wilmington's behalf.
And of course the loser's mascot will have to don the other's jersey for a game. So root for O's and Buck the Blue!
This series hits especially close to home for Keys and Blue Rocks fans. In total, 19 O's and Royals players have spent time in Frederick or Wilmington. Eight members of the current Orioles team have Keys connections, if you count Steve Pearce and Ryan Flaherty who have both rehabbed for the orange and black.
That number is assured to grow in future years, and one place to look at some Orioles of the future is the Arizona Fall League. All seven players representing the O's have Keys ties, but only two were in action yesterday. After slugging a home run and a triple in his first game, Jason Esposito finished 1-for-4 with two strikeouts, while in his AFL debut, Michael Ohlman ended 1-for-2 with a walk and an RBI.
We'll have more AFL updates 0n Monday as well as a look at how some ex-Keys fared in the ALCS this weekend.
Buck the Blue and Shake Your Keys!
Planning for 2015 is Underway!
Good Evening Keys Fans!
The first game of the 2015 season may not be until April 9, but the Keys front office staff is already well into its planning for next year. This season featured a ton of great new promotions such as the Candy Drop, as well as old favorites like Fredneck night and the Cowboy Monkey Rodeo. Now, we want to get your take! On Thursday, we will be having our annual marketing retreat, where we will look at this past season, and discuss new promotions and ways to make the fan experience better. So tell us your ideas by sending us a tweet (@frederickkeys) or by visiting our Facebook page.
Although we may be planning for next season, a number of Keys are still focusing on THIS YEAR. Currently, seven former members of the orange and black are playing for the Glendale Desert Dogs in the Arizona Fall League. That includes four individuals who spent time at the Grove this season: Jason Esposito, Parker Bridwell, Ashur Tolliver and Mychal Givens. Following a monster second-half where he .320 over 67 games, the ex-Vanderbilt Commodore picked up where he left off yesterday. In his first game since Labor Day, Esposito went 2-for-4 with a home run and a triple while playing third base and hitting out of the nine-hole.
Parker Bridwell also pitched well, working two scoreless innings, while adjusting to bullpen life.
According to O's Director of Player Development Brian Graham, Bridwell will pitch in relief during the Fall League. In his minor league career, the righty has pitched only four games out of the pen, but possesses excellent stuff and could flourish there. Graham has more about Bridwell and the O's other six fall leaguers here.
Former Key Zach Davies got the start in the Desert Dogs first game, giving up two runs in 1.2 innings and Garabez Rosa went 1-for-5, in the Desert Dogs 9-3 win over the Mesa Solar Sox. Glendale's game today was rained out, but we'll have a full round up of the team's contest tomorrow against Surprise on Friday.
We also wanted to wish congratulations to former Key Zach Britton and his wife on the birth of their baby boy Zander Lee Britton. The full story can be found here.
Britton is expected to be ready for game one of the ALCS against the Royals. Britton may be joined by another former Keys lefty in the bullpen when the ALCS rosters are announced. MASN's Roch Kubatko has more here. It should be a fun series, as neither team has claimed a World Series since the 80s (O's won it all in '83 while the Royals were champs in '85). One of my favorite articles of the day was this one by David Wilson which talks about what members of that '83 team are up to now.
The Keys staff is very excited about the Orioles chances, but the staff of the Wilmington Blue Rocks (the Royals Carolina League affiliate) is also pretty gung-ho, that their quest for the crown (bonus points for the pun) will also be successful. Do I sense a wager anyone?
If there is one, my guess is that it won't be for one mmmmmmmilllion dollars. Stay tuned though!
Keep those promotional ideas coming and shake your keys!
Off to the ALCS!!
Good Afternoon Keys Fans!
Well it's official, the O's are going back to the ALCS! On Sunday evening, Buck Showalter's team polished off the Detroit Tigers with a 2-1 win. And in case you missed it, former Key Zach Britton picked up the final double play which wrapped it up.
Although it may have been more fun to celebrate at Camden Yards (Adam Jones pieing fans again would have been flat out awesome) many folks were still celebrating on Monday, and skipped work to greet the club as they arrived back home:
A very cool sight. Here is a little bit more about the welcome home rally from Steve Melewski.
Thanks to their ALDS victory, the Orioles are back in the ALCS for the first time since 1997. That year, Baltimore took on the Cleveland Indians, eventually falling in six games. The O's were led by the likes of Cal Ripken, Mike Mussina, Rafael Palmeiro and Roberto Alomar.
Although that team didn't have a ton of ex-Keys on it, there were still a few alumni on the squad, including Armando Benitez, Rocky Coppinger, David Dellucci, Arthur Rhodes, Nerio Rodriguez and Rick Krivda.
Meanwhile, a host of others also spent time rehabbing in Frederick. In fact if you take a look at the O's four primary starters that season (Jimmy Key, Mike Mussina, Scott Erickson and Scott Kamieniecki) Mussina was the only member of the quartet who never donned a Keys uniform.
This year's Orioles club has a few more Keys players. Currently five former Keys are on the team's playoff roster (Zach Britton, Jonathan Schoop, Nick Markakis, Caleb Joseph, Kevin Gausman) while Steve Pearce and Ryan Flaherty have both rehabbed with the Keys. That number should increase by one for the ALCS, as Brian Matusz (2009, '11 rehab) will likely be needed to contain some of Kansas City's left-handed bats. Namely, Eric Hosmer and Mike Moustakas, who sported the two top OPS' in their series against the Angels (Hosmer finished with a 1.703 and Moustakas a 1.048). Both were great in clutch spots as well, with Moustakas hitting a go-ahead homer in game one against the Halos, and Hosmer supplying the eventual game winning blast in game two.
Matusz was left off the ALDS roster to create space for Ubaldo Jimenez, a righty who never saw the mound in the Tigers series.
Like the O's, the Royals are hungry, having not been back to the World Series since 1985. That year they won it all, topping their I-70 rival, St Louis.
There's no question, the ALCS will be very emotional for both sides. But besides the hunger factor, the Royals present a number of challenges. MLB.com's Brittany Ghiroli does a good job of outlining five big questions facing the Orioles. In case you are wondering, a couple of former Keys factored into the conversation.
Speaking of former Keys, best of luck to Parker Bridwell, Jason Esposito, Mychal Givens, Zach Davies, Ashur Tolliver, Michael Ohlman and Garabez Rosa who will start play in the Arizona Fall League tomorrow! That group is playing for the Glendale Desert Dogs. First up: the Mesa Solar Sox. Here is a complete breakdown of the Desert Dogs roster, which is comprised of Orioles, White Sox, Tigers, Dodgers and Brewers prospects. Although former Key Dariel Alvarez is mentioned in the article, he has been replaced by Rosa on the roster.
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It's Playoff Time!
Good Afternoon Keys Fans!
The wait is over! At 5:37, the ALDS will kickoff between the Orioles and the Tigers from Camden Yards.
As you can see, the field is perfectly manicured. Now they just need the O's, the Tigers and a full-house to round out the ensemble. With the wildcard round all wrapped up, the club knows it will be playing tonight at 5:37 and Friday at 12:07 at Camden Yards. Saturday will be an off-day, before the series picks up in Detroit on Sunday at 3:45. As we mentioned earlier, the Orioles will face Max Scherzer, Justin Verlander, David Price and Rick Porcello. Baltimore will counter with some combination of Wei-Yin Chen, Miguel Gonzalez and Bud Norris.
Meanwhile, former Key Kevin Gausman ('12) will work out of the bullpen. Told earlier "be ready for Thursday" if Gausman throws today, it would mark his first relief appearance of the year. Still it is nothing he is unfamiliar with, having thrown 15 times out of the bullpen in 2013. Of course this could always change if the O's advance to the ALCS or someone gets hurt (remember you can't make roster changes until the next round of the playoffs).
Speaking of playoff rosters, the O's officially submitted theirs this morning. Due at 10 a.m. Gausman was one of seven former Frederick players to make the cut.
The other former Keys include:
Caleb Joseph
Nick Markakis
Steve Pearce (rehab)
Ryan Flaherty (rehab)
Jonathan Schoop
And…Zach Britton
You are probably thinking to yourself, wait…there should be another left-handed pitcher here. That southpaw, of course being Brian Matusz ('09 Keys/'11 rehab). However, Matusz was left off the ALDS roster in favor of Ubaldo Jimenez. The arguments for the move are that Detroit is a predominately right-handed hitting lineup, and Matusz is a match-ups pitcher. However, Jimenez's lack of consistency and lack of bullpen experience (four games) as well as Matusz's superb numbers since the All-Star break (1.42 ERA) have left some scratching their heads.
As we noted earlier though, Matusz can always be added for the next round. In general, the O's playoff pitching staff is right-handed heavy, with Andrew Miller and Britton the only southpaws in the bullpen (T.J. McFarland was also left off the roster). Here is a full analysis of the roster break down, and some predictions.
The Tigers roster is here and includes outfielder Rajai Davis, who has been battling a sprained pelvic ligament. For those wondering, former Keys pitcher Jim Johnson ('04-05) didn't make the cut, after posting a 6.92 ERA in 16 relief appearances with the Tigers.
Let's go O's and shake your keys!
You Know That Finnegan Guy From Last Night? The Keys Beat Him
Good Evening Keys Fans!
Talk about a way for the postseason to get started.
9-8 (Royals over A's), 12 innings, 4 hours and 45 minutes, multiple lead changes, and one big comeback.
It had everything. And whatever noise records were set on Monday night during the Chiefs/Patriots game at Arrowhead, they may have been eclipsed by a Kaufman Stadium crowd which had not seen postseason baseball in 29 years. At one point they got so loud that I thought my television was shaking (it was actually yours truly jumping up and down due to all the playoff fervor).
If all that wasn't enough, the game had plenty of unsung heroes, including left-hander Brandon Finnegan, who dominated the A's over 2.1 innings in his first postseason relief appearance.
Impressive to be sure, but most folks were probably thinking……WHO IS THIS GUY?
Well if you didn't know, don't beat yourselves up. Only months ago Finnegan was pitching for the TCU Horned Frogs in the College World Series. Selected by Kansas City with the 17th overall pick in this year's draft, the 21-year-old made only 13 appearances in the minor leagues before getting called up to the bigs.
As you might imagine, a player getting called up to the Majors the same year they are drafted is very rare. When you take a look at Finnegan's numbers though, you can tell it was warranted: 13 games (5 starts), 1.33 ERA, 27 IP, 20H, 4ER, 26 K, 4 BB.
Not too shabby. More than half of his minor league time came at Double-A Northwest Arkansas, but Finnegan did pitch in five games for the Royals affiliate in the Carolina League-the Wilmington Blue Rocks.
Naturally you are asking yourself, well, did the Keys ever see Finnegan?
The answer is yes, on August 1 up at Frawley Stadium. Only a Keys super fan or their nerdy media guy could tell you that was Finnegan's last Carolina League start. Something you probably wouldn't remember anyways.
But, this you might: Brandon Finnegan's first professional defeat came to the Keys. It also marked the first time the Texan had gives up A RUN in a professional game. Through his first four outings (totaling 11 innings), Finnegan had almost four times as many strikeouts as hits allowed (11 K/3H). And while he would only give up two base knocks in four innings against the Keys on the 1st, one of them would lead to his first pro setback.
Here's the proof:
In case you were wondering, Finnegan was out-dueled by someone of the same namesake-Branden Kline. On that night, the Frederick native tossed 5.1 innings of scoreless baseball.
We'll call ESPN later to see if we can get this trivia question on Baseball Tonight (I'm not liking our chances).
Speaking of playoffs, the O's get underway tomorrow night at 5:37 against the Tigers at Camden Yards. Chris Tillman gets the ball for Buck Showalter's crew and will be countered by Tigers righty Max Scherzer. From there, the O's will see Justin Verlander and David Price.
It will be a tall task, but GM Dan Duquette think his team is up for the challenge.
For now though, all is quiet at Camden….
Shake your Keys!
Frederick Keys Top 10 Moments (#5)
Good Evening Keys Fans!
It is amazing to think that 162 games have come and gone. For the Orioles though, the season will be longer than that! On Thursday, the team begins its journey for a World Championship when it hosts the Detroit Tigers in Game 1 of the ALDS. Chris Tillman gets the ball for the O's and is expected to be countered by Max Scherzer. The Tigers starting rotation is formidable, especially after Detroit acquired David Price at the trade deadline (the trio of Scherzer, Price and Justin Verlander account for the last three AL Cy Young winners). However, the Tigers bullpen is one of the club's weak spots. MLB.com's Brittany Ghiroli discusses some of the other chinks in the armor of the AL Central champs.
In Keys news, a MAJOR congrats to Jason Esposito who was named a minor league Gold Glove Winner.
The announcement was made at lunch time by Minor League Baseball and the Rawlings Company. Selected as the Gold Glove recipient for third base, Esposito becomes the first Key to take home a Gold Glove. More details about the award can be found here. Given out difficult it is to win a Gold Glove, Esposito received plenty of l0ve on social media:
Once again, huge props to Esposito for a terrific season both defensively and at the plate (he hit .320 in the second-half and .354 in July FYI).
While we are on the topic of third baseman, it is time to continue our countdown of the season's top 10 moments! For moment #5 we are going to expand things a bit, as we travel all the way back to late April. Yes, you guessed it-we're talking Manny Mania:
On the mend from left knee surgery, Machado played in three games with the Keys from April 25-27, and as you might expect, there would be plenty of media:
And also tons of excited Keys and Orioles fans:
With three big crowds at the Grove Manny would not disappoint, hitting a combined .667 (8-for-12) with four doubles, a triple, two RBIs and five runs scored. Three of those hits came in his first game, including a double in his first at-bat and a triple to open up the third inning.
An impressive display to be sure, but Sunday would verify that he was ready to head back to Camden Yards. Going 4-for-4, Machado helped spark a five-run Keys third inning, as the orange and black earned a 10-3 romp over the Carolina Mudcats:
It was a lot of fun to see Machado in action for a few days, and bef0re he left, he spent a few minutes on our pre-game show:
Best of luck to Machado as he rehabs from right knee surgery, and to the Orioles as they get ready f0r the Tigers. We'll continue the rest of our Top 10 countdown this week. Stay tuned!
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1 Again the Lord spoke his word to me, saying: | 1 The word of the LORD came to me: |
2 "Human, look toward the mountains of Israel, and prophesy against them. | 2 "Son of man, set your face against the mountains of Israel; prophesy against them |
3 Say, 'Mountains of Israel, listen to the word of the Lord God. The Lord God says this to the mountains, the hills, the ravines, and the valleys: I will bring a sword against you, and I will destroy your places of idol worship. | 3 and say: 'O mountains of Israel, hear the word of the Sovereign LORD. This is what the Sovereign LORD says to the mountains and hills, to the ravines and valleys: I am about to bring a sword against you, and I will destroy your high places. |
4 Your altars will be destroyed and your incense altars broken down. Your people will be killed in front of your idols. | 4 Your altars will be demolished and your incense altars will be smashed; and I will slay your people in front of your idols. |
5 I will lay the dead bodies of the Israelites in front of their idols, and I will scatter your bones around your altars. | 5 I will lay the dead bodies of the Israelites in front of their idols, and I will scatter your bones around your altars. |
6 In all the places you live, cities will become empty. The places of idol worship will be ruined; your altars will become lonely ruins. Your idols will be broken and brought to an end. Your incense altars will be cut down, and the things you made will be wiped out. | 6 Wherever you live, the towns will be laid waste and the high places demolished, so that your altars will be laid waste and devastated, your idols smashed and ruined, your incense altars broken down, and what you have made wiped out. |
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In this photo taken June 18, 2011, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus speaks at the Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File) MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — Republicans hoping to reach beyond the party's White, aging core must do more than retool campaign strategy and tactics, say young GOP leaders pressing elected officials to offer concrete policies to counter Democratic initiatives. "It's very easy to just say no, and there are times where it's appropriate to say no," said Jason Weingartner of New York, the newly elected chairman of the Young Republican National Federation. "But there are times where you need to lead and present ideas on the issues of the day."
VIVIAN DAVIS FIGURES MOBILE, Ala. (AP) – State Senate Minority Leader Vivian Davis Figures says she won't apologize for her remarks about Republican candidates. The Democratic senator from Mobile said Thursday that she stands by her statements and there is nothing that warrants an apology.
This May 3 photo shows former Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pa., speaking during the leadership forum at the National Rifle Association's annual convention in Houston. (AP Photo/Steve Ueckert, file) by Sarah Skidmore AP Business WriterFormer U.S. Senator and GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum is bringing Christian films to the big screen.EchoLight Studios said June 24 that Santorum, known for his socially conservative views, has been named CEO of the Dallas-based Christian film production company. Santorum says he has always had an interest in shaping cultural messages and joined the company's board a year ago. He believes EchoLight has the opportunity to transform the movie industry by tapping into the demand for high-quality films with a focus on "inspirational and uplifting" Christian messages.
Steven Showers was recently convicted by a jury of eight misdemeanor code violations for refusing to remove a large flashing anti-Mitt Romney sign in front of his Newbury Park yard. Showers looks at the neon sign that he said is about ten feet high in Newbury Park, Calif., June 25, 2013. (AP Photo/Ventura County Star, Joseph A. Garcia) VENTURA, Calif. (AP) — A Ventura County man who refuses to shut off an illegal, flashing-neon anti-Mitt Romney sign in his front yard has been arrested. The Ventura County Star reports (http://bit.ly/11XErlY ) 59-year-old Steven Showers of Newbury Park was taken into custody after a hearing Monday.
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Bruckheimer (and partner Don Simpson, now deceased) enjoyed so much success with 'Bad Boys' that it was a no-brainer to hire Bay for this Alcatraz-set thriller starring Sean Connery, Nicolas Cage and Ed Harris.
This sci-fi actioner was one of 1998's two summer blockbusters about celestial objects smashing into Earth; the other was Mimi Leder's 'Deep Impact.' Bay's all-star entry wound up the box office champ.
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I have 2 collections that was shown to fall off my EXP CR in Oct 11. However, this past 30 days both accounts have changed their statuses to "NO STATUS" and their scheduled "fall off" dates fields are blank now. On a positive note, my plus score has increased 57 pts since that happened and my report cards state I have no collections on my report! Still though, the former bothers me. Questions:
Will these acounts still drop off due to SOL?
Are they baiting me to do another dispute just to possibly re-age the accounts?
Any comments, concerns, questions or critiques are welcome
I do not know the correct answer to your question. Perhaps those items were moved into a "pending" stage because it's about to come off. I wouldn't touch it or contact anyone regarding it. Let it pass the 7 years +180 days mark and if it didn't fall off naturally then contact the Credit Reporting Agency to dispute it.
A CA can not "re-age" a debt simply because you spoke with them, that is illegal. SOL for payment begins from the date of the last payment you made, period.
Thanks for your reply StoneBroke. I have to ask you though, after the 6-7 year SOL, it will take another 6 months before it is removed from my CR?
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The arguments can get complex but return repeatedly to rest on a couple of basic issues. Here is a question to start with: What, if anything, are we allowed to take for granted when we describe the beginning of the universe? The obvious rejoinder to any proposal that "X caused (or is a reason for) the universe, so the existence of the universe is explained by X" is to say, "Alright, but where did X come from?" (Or, if X is a law or principle, why does X obtain? What makes it true?) This rejoinder is extremely effective when X is, say, God: as Richard Dawkins, among many others, has pointed out, the religious "explanation" of the universe – God made it! – is entirely unsatisfying unless one can also explain who made God. One can hold that God does not need an explanation, of course; but then, why not just say that about the universe itself? As one would expect, there have been attempts to show that God, by his nature, is special and does not need any such explanation; the attempts offered thus far, though, are hopelessly unsatisfying for any questioner not already committed to a religious framework for thought.
But the "So where did X come from?" rejoinder is not only a problem for religious accounts; it also raises issues for any scientifically oriented explanation that aspires to completeness. 'The Higgs boson did it" is as unsatisfying as "God did it" unless we can explain why the Higgs boson and other elementary particles exist at all. (Actually it's not clear that the Higgs boson, if and when its existence is conclusively confirmed, will shed any light on questions of the universe's origins, despite its somehow managing to get itself nicknamed "the God particle.") More seriously, saying that the universe began with the Big Bang doesn't really explain much of anything unless we can explain why the Big Bang happened; if it's just something that came out of nowhere, for no reason, then it can't be counted as a complete explanation. Similarly, a number of physicists have argued that quantum mechanics allows a universe to pop into existence out of something extremely minimal – an energy-packed void, a quantum fluctuation, or something of that ilk. But these accounts still start with something, and so we can still ask where the energy that packed the void came from, or why the laws of quantum mechanics that permit such fluctuations should be as they are. A complete explanation of the universe's existence, as many people understand it, would have to explain those, too.


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If you're one of those fashion conscious buyers out there who've enjoyed a piece of SOPHNET's 14 years in the fashion and lifestyle game, you're going to need an equally handsome set of luggage to transport your apparel to your final destination. Working with Tumi, SOPHNET has … READ MORE
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Along with a special-edition Danner Light Ostrich Boot, the "SOPH. Tokyo 14th Anniversary" collection features the Jasper Jacket by Arctic outerwear specialist Canada Goose. Available in a quartet of eye-catching colors — black, navy, sax, pink and lime green — the minimally styled garment is built with … READ MORE
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Tokyo's SOPHNET. is celebrating its 14-year anniversary with a number of special collaborative releases. A highlight from the "SOPH.TOKYO 14th Anniversary" range is this joint venture with Danner, the renowned Portland-based bootmaker famous for its handcrafted goods. The collaboration makes use of the Danner Light Boot, built … READ MORE
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SOPHNET. – Fall/Winter 2013 Collection Lookbook
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uniform experiment – Fall/Winter 2013 Collection | Video
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This is a great meal for a busy night--for some added fun, bring out the chopsticks! Change up the veggies, and you'll have a new meal each time you make this dish. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 12.7g | Fat: 3.3g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 18.6g | Calories: 156.8
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Submitted by BINGOSMOM Carbs: 4.3g | Fat: 18.2g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 24.5g | Calories: 282.2
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I originally found this in Real Simple magazine but I made a few low fat substitutions. Enjoy Submitted by MYSHARONANY Carbs: 48.8g | Fat: 16.4g | Fiber: 4.3g | Protein: 30.4g | Calories: 455.7
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use creamed coconut or dessicated coconut.for a lighter version use light tinned coconut or flavouring this is one of the easiest and quickest ways ive found to make i t.with all the favour and low on calories compared to a takeaway Submitted by MISSCHANTILLY Carbs: 23.6g | Fat: 26.2g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 27.8g | Calories: 424.1
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Slow Cooked Chicken with zucchini, red pepper, and trader joes Korma Simmer Sauce (1 cup serving=295 cal) Submitted by 1WARRIORGODDESS Carbs: 18g | Fat: 13.4g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 25.8g | Calories: 295.9
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Submitted by GERRY441 Carbs: 24.4g | Fat: 19.9g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 24.2g | Calories: 374.9
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Submitted by LINZKL Carbs: 19.7g | Fat: 14.1g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 22g | Calories: 296.9
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Submitted by AMYLEIGHRIOS Carbs: 26.7g | Fat: 9.1g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 25.3g | Calories: 303.8
Easy crock pot meal. Tastes great over brown rice (not included in calorie count). Submitted by -AMANDA79- Carbs: 12.4g | Fat: 6g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 26.9g | Calories: 214
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Submitted by CLAREHOULT1 Carbs: 64.9g | Fat: 10.1g | Fiber: 13.2g | Protein: 34.1g | Calories: 479.1
A spicy Cajun twist to the familiar Caesar salad. Carbs: 7.4g | Fat: 5g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 31.2g | Calories: 209.2
after eating some ok chinese takeout, i decided to make my own version of chicken chow mein. This recipe is loaded with flavor and includes everything EXCEPT the noodles. please add your own rice or noodles to your liking. Submitted by GUTTERNUTS Carbs: 13.2g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 27.7g | Calories: 165.9
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Here's an easy way to make a dish that will make your mouth water! Submitted by MOM_OF_1 Carbs: 16.1g | Fat: 6g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 31.9g | Calories: 253.4
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I noticed that there is a nickel sized "bruise" on my honed Carrera by the edge of my undermount sink. Someone must have banged the counter hard and the bruise is a very white mark left behind. I ran my finger over it to see if the mark was smooth and a little piece of marble chipped off! Now what do I do? I'm sick about it. These counter were installed just 4 months ago. Is it possible to fill in the chip? I left a voice mail for my installer. Any suggestions are very welcome! |
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Embrace the patina. It's only the first of many beauty marks to come. Maybe slightly sand it if it's sharp. |
Without seeing a picture... Because stuns or bruises in marble can be quite deep, most likely the bruised area will need to be removed (ground away) and a filler used. It is very difficult to fill/repair white marbles without it being visible. You need to decide if you would rather just fill it as is or remove the bruise and fill. A good repairman should have decent success removing the bruise and filling with filler. |
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Plus a joyful (if somewhat weary-looking) Santa* …
Equals one special afternoon at an after school program for
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It's projects like this and days like this that make the
holidays somewhat frenzied at times - and also makes me feel like I have little initiative
or motivation for training. However,
these are also the things that make me see that in the grand scheme of things,
training really isn't that big of a deal.
*By the way, see that hair and beard on Santa? It's all real. And apparently he owns his own suit and makes
several appearances like this every year.
On this particular afternoon, Santa spent time with more than 90 kids,
spoke with each of them individually while handing out presents, and hung
around afterwards to spread Christmas cheer to kids who sorely need it. So, yeah, he looks a little tired … but this guy
lives for this sort of thing, and it shows.
Maybe we should all be tired like that.
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2 that Hanani, one of my kinsmen, came out of Y'hudah with some men; and I asked them about the remnant of Judeans who had escaped the exile, and about Yerushalayim. | 2 Hanani, one of my brothers, came from Judah with some other men, and I questioned them about the Jewish remnant that survived the exile, and also about Jerusalem. |
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